new yasu possibly with starforce anti-blacklist?

[dermoritz]

since sf version 4.7.10.0, daemon tolls seem to be blacklisted?!

look here: http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/dirt-1-2-t17981.html

is it possible to integrate a antiblacklist function for starforce in next yasu?

thx in advance

[evlncrn8]

yasu only works for safedisc and securom, thats been clearly stated many times...

[dermoritz]

the question is not what yasu is working for. the question is: is a new tool necessary to anti-blacklist sf?

or works the sf blacklist a similar way, so an enhancement to sf anti blacklist is very easy.
(like the enhancement for anti blacklisting for safedisc - Yet Another Securom Utility)

[..::shiFt::..]

No. Starforce does not use similar emulation detections than Safedisc or Securom. This is because YASU will never ever include Starforce Support.

[KoRn]

Does DTPro emulate StarForce?

OT: Is there a 32bit AND 64bit
version of DTPro?

[korn2006]

Does DTPro emulate StarForce?
OT: Is there a 32bit AND 64bit
version of DTPro?

2 x Yes

[KoRn]

Where are these two
versions located?
On disc-soft.com there is
a link to 32/64bit but I
actually only find one file.

[..::shiFt::..]

the installer contains afaik both versions.

[dermoritz]

so where lies the solution for the sf blacklist? in dt(pro) itself? or in a not yet implemented tool?

the sf emulation is absolutly worthless with dt blacklisted - like securom and safedisk emulation without yasu.

[KoRn]

the installer contains afaik both versions.

So the installer also auto-
matically detects the installed
version?
Because under my Vista x64
the installer wanted to install
into "Program Files (x86)".

[evlncrn8]

So the installer also auto-
matically detects the installed
version?
Because under my Vista x64
the installer wanted to install
into "Program Files (x86)".

maybe because the exe/agent are 32 bit executables, and the driver is a 64 bit driver....

[Jito463]

So the installer also auto-
matically detects the installed
version?
Because under my Vista x64
the installer wanted to install
into "Program Files (x86)".

As evlncrn8 said, DTools itself is only 32-bit. It's the drivers that are either 32-bit or 64-bit. And any 32-bit programs are automatically installed to the x86 directory. You can force it to install to the other Program Files directory, but it won't change anything.

[Kinlaadare]

Except that it will mess up your computer

As evlncnr8 and Jito said, 32 exe go to x86 path, even if there is a 64bit component...

[KoRn]

K, thx for the
answers.

[dermoritz]

any news regarding this blacklist issue in combination with new dt pro adv?